B. Kevin Goodier [email protected] 612 SOUTH 7TH STREET • ST. LOUIS, MO • 63102-1004 SUMMARY Experienced computer science graduate with work background in commercial software development, game programming, web production, and academic research seeks a full-time position creating innovative and unique games. Skills include coding, game production, technical and creative problem solving, and team interaction. EDUCATION Washington University in St. Louis Degrees: M.S. and B.S. in Computer Science. Major: Computer Science from School of Engineering Graduation: May 2001 Minor: Visual Communication from School of Art GPA: 3.92 WORK EXPERIENCE Washington University • St. Louis • Assisted research in areas of robotics, computer vision, and computer graphics. Research Assistant, Media and Machines Lab • Designed, built, and operated a computer-controlled 3-axis motion capture table. • Provided hardware and software expertise for joint project with School of Art. May 2001 - present • Member of the internationally known Lewis the Robotic Photographer project. *Debuted at SIGGRAPH2002, see http://www.cse.wustl.edu/~lewis/ Intel Corporation • Portland, OR • Developed a Linux media appliance project in the Internet and Communications Lab. Graduate Software Development Intern • Tackled unique challenges with display of information using low-level Xlib and GDK graphics libraries. May - August 2000 • Analyzed file system and IDE driver performance issues in the Linux IDE device driver. InterSystems Corporation • Boston, MA • Designed and implemented front-end GUI using Java 1.1 and Visual Basic. Software Development Intern • Worked with a small team under a tight schedule to complete front-end utilities for production deadline. May - August 1998 • Assisted with quality assurance by reproducing and correcting various software bugs. Berg Electronics, Inc. • St. Louis, MO • Coordinated and developed various database-driven ASP/HTML applications. Information Systems Consultant • Developed Microsoft Exchange Server web applications utilizing CDO technology. • Responsible for corporate intranet redevelopment. June 1997 - May 1998 PERSONAL PROJECTS Play Nice Computer Game Lewis the Robot Computer Game May - August 1999 December 2002 - present An overhead 2D action/driving game featuring An overhead 3D shoot 'em up developed as a quick-n- multiplayer support with independent game server, map dirty copycat that has evolved into a frenetic game of and character editors, and realistic physics. high-scoring perfect for the casual procrastinator. • Uses DirectDraw, DirectInput, DirectSound, Win32, and Winsock • Uses OpenGL, DirectSound, Win32, mpglib, and FreeType2 libraries. libraries. • Built in under 2 months in free time as a personal demo. • Strengths: optimized for performance on a P133 computer, hand- • Strengths: compact architecture, playability, completed original goal coded assembly routines, slick UI, functional multiplayer, solid of project, original music and artwork. game design. • Weaknesses: OS and hardware inconsistencies, non-optimized code, • Weaknesses: convoluted OO design, no gameplay, reliance on VB extensive use of globals, borrowed design. for UI. • Soon to feature an original, compelling storyline with wide appeal. • http://biggreenball.com/bytor/ • http://biggreenball.com/lewis/ OTHER ACTIVITIES Avid rock climber, photographer, and builder of things. Budding auto mechanic and sports car aficionado. Enthusiastic video gamer. Favorite games: Civilization III, Team Fortress Classic, Railroad Tycoon, Total Annilihation, Tony Hawk Pro Skater, Contraptions, Dune II, old LucasArts games, old Apogee games. [email protected] [email protected] http://www.biggreenball.com [email protected].